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The Dastle Story
In 1958 Geoff DAvid STanley RumbLE produced the first 'Dastle Racing Car' the MK1. The next decade was to see the 'Dastle' emerge as a formidable vehicle with the MK7 tested by Stirling Moss and the formation of the Dastle Manufacturing Company in 1967. The MK9 having been raced at Monaco under the Hesketh banner and raced by James Hunt, the 'Dastle' pedigree is without question. Geoff created the first Racebox for himself and soon realised there was a real need for the race enthusiast to have a 'Home from Home' for their car.
From then on, dedicated to making Raceboxes the company's reputation grew very quickly with orders coming in thick and fast. Today the company is still a family owned business with Geoff at the helm and his two sons James & Dominic by his side. James also has racing in the blood having trained at BAe and later working for the Tyrrell team. The Dastle Racebox has been born from a racing pedigree and a heritage that no other manufacturer can boast. Using leading edge technology and materials the Dastle Racebox is in a class of its own.
Many well known companies use the Dastle Racebox. It has also found other uses - from transport of choir staging and TV camera equipment to furniture showroom. Geoff said "Top quality, versatility and the ability to tailor make the Dastle Racebox has made it the success it is today. Our strength is the ability to really understand our customers needs and match those needs exactly". |
